The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-15
rs STILL ON THE GO.
resident Cleveland in the
Middle States.
tG FIRE AT CHARLESTON. S. C.
Geographic Communication Inter
rupred Ia Consequence-Earth-
quake Talk ReviVed-Etc.
The President.

BAyENpEN, Ark, October 14.-Presi-
trt CIeveland's train crossed int Ar
osas from Missouri this morning
20 he and his party were at break
e. All were in excellent spirits on
ring the south, being we'll assured
ne hospitality for which the south
people are celebrated. The day was
at and charming. After passing
* Mountain early in the morning,
train ran through sparsely set
region, offering little in the way OF
%bpuIar demonstration. An oppor-
lity was offered to examine and en-
the good things found, OF which the
lies were taking full advantage. The
resident babe good-by reluctantly to
e northwest, regretting that his stay
I'd been brief, that his flight from
pint to point had been made so hastily,
ID that so many things of interest had
en- left unseen.
The floral trophies of the forenoon's
lie are one, a little bunch of golden
d pinned to a piece of pink paper,
lich was handed in by little girl at
ater-tank, stopping place. The Presi-
mt expressed wish to stop at Marked
rec in compliance with quaint invi-
ton he received signed "Dave Haw-
Ms, promising novel and hearty re-
G otlon representing the wild west
slch it said would be an agreeable
4aange from the grand parades he has
cen thus far, bill West, the letter
ontinued, SIS hustling to get all his
lunting equipments to make a display
81 meet the Presidents observation.
arked Tree proved to be fraud. A
)oden station house, half a dozen
antics, and score of open
puthed natives were the only signs
inhabitants and neither "Dave
wilkins" nor "Bill West" made
ir appearance. The line from Fort
Re to West Memphis lay in typical
KANSAS region. There we're half
9pzen little frontier villages, but for the
lost part groves of blasted forests
FUNDED the view; interpreted were
oehAings for corn and cotton fields, in
M Ehtter of which picking was going
Dn. bThe train reached West Memphis
It 2.40 pm.
MEMPHIS, October 14.-The President
S here, and the largest throng of CT
lilians ever gathered within the
City limits is on hand welcome
,im TO the south. a delegation
boarded the train as it reached West,
.femphis, and informally conveyed the
greetings of several of the committees.
md invited the party on board the
steamer Kate adams. The vessel went
about three miles up the stream to give
the President an opportunity to see
he works of improvement on the river,
and then turning, came back TO the
custom house, where, after a little
delay. the guests were landed: When
he President and Mrs. Cleveland
we're seated in their carriage,
lie multitude of people in
their enthusiasm broke over all bounds,
away the colored militia guard
AID following on behind the presiden-
TAl carriage. The progress tG the
hotel was by no meaLS the
orderly proceeding it was designed,
and proved to be q miscellaneous pro-
cession of trucks, market wagons and
10 900 negroes mixing up with car
risges, but aside from that delay,
there was no harm done. The party
was assigned comfortable quarters in
the GaVeze House, where they remained
till s o'clock, when a committee of 200
ladies' and gentlemen assembled to es
cort the President and party in carriages
to see the fireworks. After the exhib-
it,on vas concluded, President and Mrs.
returned to the hotel and
held a reception for about an hour. The
CITY is handsomely decorated.
MOUNTAIN GROVE, Mo-, October IA
By premature explosion of powder this
while party was preparing to
tn FIRE a presidential salute, two young
men we're fatally injured.